Built on the floor. Priced for the shop.
MyShopView is the operating system for custom millwork, casework, and architectural fabrication shops — written by people who've stood at the saw, not by a SaaS company that's never set foot in a shop.
Erik Fetzer
I'm the 4th-generation leader of Fetzer Architectural Woodwork in Salt Lake City — a custom millwork company my family has been running since 1909. I came up through the shop, studied mining engineering at the University of Utah, and have spent more than a decade as COO and CEO running a 133,000 sq ft floor that ships premium commercial, hospitality, airport, corporate, and institutional millwork.
Over four generations we've evaluated nearly every shop-floor system on the market — and built a lot of our own when none of them fit. MyShopView is the version I always wished existed: an ERP designed around how an architectural woodwork shop actually runs, priced so the next generation of shops can afford to grow into it.
Built for Manufacturers of Every Size
One of Erik's core goals with MyShopView was to create a system that scales with the business it serves. Many ERP platforms force a choice—powerful but overbuilt and costly for smaller shops, or affordable but too thin for serious operations. MyShopView is engineered to avoid that trade-off. For small and medium-sized manufacturers, it delivers enterprise-grade visibility and control without the complexity, long implementations, or overhead that typically put real ERP out of reach. For large, enterprise-level manufacturers, it offers the depth, flexibility, and scalability needed to manage high job volumes, multiple work centers, and intricate production flows. Whether a shop is running a handful of jobs or hundreds, MyShopView is designed to fit the way it actually works.
Today, our founder (Erik) channels his experience into helping manufacturers of all sizes gain the same clarity and operational discipline that comes from knowing exactly what's happening on the floor.
An ERP your shop can actually afford.
Built for real shops
Every module mirrors something that already exists on your floor — a traveler, a cut list, a daily standup. We don't invent ceremony.
Owners, not seats
Pricing is per shop, not per employee. Adding a sander to your team shouldn't add a line item to your invoice.
Honest yearly pricing
$300/mo for MyShopView Basic — or $275/mo billed yearly (one month free). No setup tax. No 'enterprise' fee for the features you actually need on day one.
The other guys quoted you $2,400/mo.
Most shop ERPs were built for 200-person factories and priced like it — five-figure setup fees, mandatory consultants, per-seat charges that punish you for hiring. Custom shops got told to "scale down" enterprise software that never fit.
We took the opposite approach. One price per shop. Modules turned on as you grow. Set up in days, not quarters. The same kanban floor a 12-person shop runs on a single Mac is what a 120-person shop runs across three locations — same product, same price ladder.
Want to see how it works?
30 minutes, your shop, my screen-share. No deck.